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Kids can amaze their friends with seemingly impossible card finding feats, have cards rise from the deck on command, astound onlookers with mind reading abilities and more! The perfect introduction to the world of magical card conjuring.

Children love card tricks, and with this book by an expert in magic and card conjuring, youngsters will be able to master a host of tricks especially designed for them.
Tricks are arranged in order of difficulty, with the simplest at the beginning of the book. Clearly written, easy-to-follow instructions and over 60 helpful diagrams take aspiring magicians through each step — from preparing and manipulating the cards to developing a line of patter (a necessary ingredient for any successful performance).
Newcomers to the art of performing card tricks need no special skills — just a willingness to practice — to accomplish such astonishing stunts as finding a card under seemingly impossible conditions, causing a card to rise mysteriously from the deck, reading the spectator's mind, and 27 other mind-boggling maneuvers.
 

• Children can learn 30 amazing card tricks specifically tailored for them, arranged in order of difficulty. With regular practice, they will be able to master these tricks like a pro.
• Each trick has clear and easy-to-follow instructions with diagrams that make it even easier to learn.
• Impressive performances need more than just the tricks themselves. Learn how to develop a great line of patter for added showmanship!
• This book is great for developing imaginative thinking and problem solving skills, while having hours of fun. Suitable for children aged 9 and up who are ready to explore the fascinating realm of magic tricks!

Karl Fulves is one of the most respected authorities in the field of magic. For over 40 years, he has written hundreds of books on the subject and taught the art of illusion to thousands of people of all ages. This legendary figure also edited and published such magazines as Epilogue and The Pallbearers Review.